😂😂😂😂"bet there's a doller general still somewhere there" I work for Dollar General in knowing corporate they would goulify all of us just to keep their stores open simultaneously still only allowing two gouls per shift😂
Shady Sands exists in some of the games. the first city you ever go to, in the first game, is shady sands. And it was actually founded by vault dwellers! And The New California Republic worked for real, like a country with elections and all…
@@thejamppa i think so too, and the use of the fallout theme only when they are showing NCR things, that tells me that is so much more to it on future seasons
The song that plays when Goosey lifts the New California Republic flag is the actual Fallout theme....it sent chills through the spines of players the world over.
The "President of the Government" is named Sorrel Booker, wears a white suit, with a white bowtie. In the early 80's TV show, "The Dukes of Hazzard", the corrupt man that runs Hazzard County, is Boss Hogg. He wears a white suit, with a white bowtie. The name of the actor, that plays Boss Hogg, is Sorrell Booke. I caught this, because I'm a old fart.
The overseer of vault 4 is Chris Parnell. Most notably he plays Morty's dad Jerry in Rick and Morty, Cyrill Figgis, in Archer, and several other comedic roles. One of his lesser known parts is always playing Santa in the christmas episodes of Eureka.
Price estimation for single vault (depending on power source and size ) was 400 - 650 billion dollars each. That times 122 of known vaults... Yeah, you get the picture...
It’s pretty funny that The Ghoul sewed Lucy’s finger on himself. A constant reminder that there is still good in the world. And being his trigger finger, her finger is technically the “little killer” that he finds.
Cooper Howard discusses buying a "ranch up in Bakersfield" (presumably Bakersfield, California) in this episode. Funny story- Vault 12 is situated beneath Bakersfield, so if they needed to go into a vault, Cooper's family would have to use that one (assuming they had moved to Bakersfield). Bakersfield's Vault 12 was an experimental vault whose purpose was to study what would happen in the event that a major radiation leak happened to an enclosed community. Toward this end, Vault 12's door was designed to not seal properly- which caused the vault to flood with radiation when the bombs fell, and exposed its inhabitants to lethal levels of radiation. The few who did survive all became ghouls, and Bakersfield became known as "Necropolis". What remained of the community of original dwellers-turned-ghouls was ultimately destroyed by agents of the Master during the events of Fallout 1. So.. I'm glad Barb talked Cooper out of buying that ranch in Bakersfield.
100% this is why they chose this scenario of "bakersfield" being mentioned by THE GHOUL HIMSELF WHO TURNED INTO A GHOUL. thats how u know they made the show with love.
@Peoe500 that's a really interesting idea, especially since we have no idea where he actually went on horseback ( I also have no idea how much distance he'd have to travel)
Honestly, don't bother trying to explain. Once people decide they don't like him, they stop trying to understand his motivations and just default to disliking everything he does.
Max is basically just your regular player on their first playthrough, figuring out what they can and what they shouldn't do. "I wonder what would happen if I took this guy's power armor?"
It didn't make the edit but during the wrap party, Coop walks past a poster of his movie "A Man and his Dog". Its a reference to "A Boy and His Dog", an older post-apocalyptic film of which the Fallout games borrowed heavily 😯
Which came out in the mid to late 1970s. Pretty good movie, albeit a bit weird in the middle of the film, but all in all 10/10 movie, classic definitely.
Maximus is not a bad guy. He was saved by brotherhood and grew up there. They didn’t give him a proper education. So his social behavior stayed as a little boy. Same as Lucy, grew up in a vault and the surface world is totally new to her. But they learn fast to adapt.
Shadysands was an existing city in the New California Republic. It was the biggest of the original five locations that made up the Republic - Shadysands, The Hub, the state of Los Angeles, Maxson, and Dayglow - and Shady was the first city in the Republic. You save the daughter of the villager elder in the first game when Shady is nothing more than a village that was founded by former vault dwellers and the young daughter, named Tandi, goes on to be an enterprising woman that spends her life turning Shadysands into a functioning city. There's a picture of her on their $100 dollar bill. More over, the New California Republic by the time Shadysands "falls" so to speak indicated on that chalk board the Republic is comprised of numerous settlements, several large cities, and ranges as far north as Oregon, as far south as Baja California, and extends from the coastline of California to Las Vegas in Arizona. It has a population of a little more than 700k people. It's one of the reasons so many people in the community are wondering what's happened to the other towns and cities in California since the Fall of Shadysands. Also, unfortunately, due to some date issues on the board in this episode, the ages of a couple of the characters, and some general issues a part of the community has with Bethesdsa it led to a situation a couple weeks back where people in the community thought the show runners were retconning and removing a game from the timeline. It was a mess but, thankfully, one of the producers of the games in the series let it be known nothing like that was happening and put out all nerdy fires and made everyone put down their keyboard shaped pitch forks.
@@brewdaly1873his daughter was mixed so not like it could not have been possible. The comment below made me realize she is not his daughter. But thanks.
@@chasidy6508 yeah, mixed black and white. Moldaver has Indian heritage. I'm trying to be rude, but there's a huge, obvious difference between the two, and it's really telling that you thought they were the same.
I like how this episode establishes both that Muldaver has been around for 200 years, and also that cryo tech exists in this universe (They had frozen people on level 12 in vault 4, where lucy was snooping) and people still go "Wow I wonder how Muldaver's still around" 🤣
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😂😂😂😂"bet there's a doller general still somewhere there" I work for Dollar General in knowing corporate they would goulify all of us just to keep their stores open simultaneously still only allowing two gouls per shift😂
I did some graphic design work for DG about a year ago. I can confirm this. I was glad when that nightmare of a project was over.
And there's still a dennys across the street
The ghoulification of Dollar General should be the next DLC
Shady Sands exists in some of the games. the first city you ever go to, in the first game, is shady sands. And it was actually founded by vault dwellers! And The New California Republic worked for real, like a country with elections and all…
It was sign on of hope... It was devastating to see it gone in the live action, but... It was also brilliant move when making a plot.
@@thejamppa i think so too, and the use of the fallout theme only when they are showing NCR things, that tells me that is so much more to it on future seasons
The vault where the Shady Sands folk came from was overcrowded, just another experiment from Vault-Tec.
The song that plays when Goosey lifts the New California Republic flag is the actual Fallout theme....it sent chills through the spines of players the world over.
The "President of the Government" is named Sorrel Booker, wears a white suit, with a white bowtie. In the early 80's TV show, "The Dukes of Hazzard", the corrupt man that runs Hazzard County, is Boss Hogg. He wears a white suit, with a white bowtie. The name of the actor, that plays Boss Hogg, is Sorrell Booke. I caught this, because I'm a old fart.
Old fart wisdom.
@@corporealghoul 😂
Same!
Govermint* you gotta spell how they did 😂
A wise fart once said...
15:08 When that music hit, I got goosebumps on my first viewing.
The sound of that pip-boy's flashlight going VNNN! drowned me in nostalgia. SO good.
The overseer of vault 4 is Chris Parnell. Most notably he plays Morty's dad Jerry in Rick and Morty, Cyrill Figgis, in Archer, and several other comedic roles. One of his lesser known parts is always playing Santa in the christmas episodes of Eureka.
Did you 2 notice what Maximus was watching so peacefully while munching his Popcorn....it was literally a waterfall...after so much dirt.....
That's Lower Falls in Yellowstone Nat'l Park. The biggest waterfall there (308 ft tall).
His little yellow sports car really exists. It's a 1954 Kaiser Darrin.
And so does Bud’s little bubble car - it’s a Messerschmitt KR200-series (yes, THAT same company that made planes in World War II)…
“Oh nose!” 😆
Some of the worst excesses in human history have been “for the children”
Price estimation for single vault (depending on power source and size ) was 400 - 650 billion dollars each. That times 122 of known vaults... Yeah, you get the picture...
Matt Berry - the most beloved English actor in the last 20yrs, absolute king
I hear there's a nice vault in Bakersfield. Perhaps Cooper managed to get into that one ;)
8:33 Some don't, the vast majority of Vaults are bad, really bad, like Lovecraft nightmares!
Oysters will do that to ya 🤣🤣
SD governor Kristi Noem would either love or hate the vaults, because there's no dogs, or that there's no dogs to shoot.
Vault 4 was governed and ran by scientists that's plenty explanation to the wierdness.
Shady Sands is an important location in Fallout 1 and 2 btw
The next time you guys do it you'll be thinking about that scene between Lucy and Maximus.
You both crack me up in the best way!!!!!! 😂😂😂
Reds = Commies! That isn't the house from the beginning he was doing the party at is it?
No. Coop was the entertainment at the birthday party.
Yes but was it at his original house. When they showed him at the party those houses looked similar with the big windows.
1:31 i called that number and it's..... Interesting
10:24 Facts 😂
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Thx for the reaction
So happy to be this early, Caw Caw to you sirs!
I need a woman like Lucy in my life🤣 the random stuff she comes out with🤣 ‘okey dokey’ she’s up for anything
“Favorite show right now” but you haven’t gotten far enough into Avatar the last airbender to know it’s way better
Po Boy 😆 It's a Pip Boy
Wait until they find out about...Gary lol
Have you called the Vault-Tec phone number yet? Give it a try . . .
So "Dark" when?
"What are Reds?" Don't you guys live in Ohio?
@05:18 YES, MAM 😋
When Avatar?
“Goosey”
Like Lucy is a “Loosey Goosey”.
The Overseer fashions himself quite the comedian.
The music that plays while Lucy unveils the NCR flag is Fallout's main theme! Moving moment
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It’s pretty funny that The Ghoul sewed Lucy’s finger on himself.
A constant reminder that there is still good in the world.
And being his trigger finger, her finger is technically the “little killer” that he finds.
"Reds" was an old-school slang term for Communists. If you've ever heard the slogan "Better Dead than Red!" it's an old anti-communist rallying cry.
Cooper Howard discusses buying a "ranch up in Bakersfield" (presumably Bakersfield, California) in this episode.
Funny story- Vault 12 is situated beneath Bakersfield, so if they needed to go into a vault, Cooper's family would have to use that one (assuming they had moved to Bakersfield). Bakersfield's Vault 12 was an experimental vault whose purpose was to study what would happen in the event that a major radiation leak happened to an enclosed community.
Toward this end, Vault 12's door was designed to not seal properly- which caused the vault to flood with radiation when the bombs fell, and exposed its inhabitants to lethal levels of radiation. The few who did survive all became ghouls, and Bakersfield became known as "Necropolis". What remained of the community of original dwellers-turned-ghouls was ultimately destroyed by agents of the Master during the events of Fallout 1.
So.. I'm glad Barb talked Cooper out of buying that ranch in Bakersfield.
Considering it's season 1 and they're already visiting other vaults, spoiling what's in other vaults seems like a Richard move
Cooper was destined to be the ghoul lol
100% this is why they chose this scenario of "bakersfield" being mentioned by THE GHOUL HIMSELF WHO TURNED INTO A GHOUL. thats how u know they made the show with love.
Maybe that’s literally what happens to this Ghoul and they’re slowly revealing it?
@Peoe500 that's a really interesting idea, especially since we have no idea where he actually went on horseback ( I also have no idea how much distance he'd have to travel)
On you guys should watch What We Do In The Shadows show. You'll love it.
Max is not a bad guy
Honestly, don't bother trying to explain. Once people decide they don't like him, they stop trying to understand his motivations and just default to disliking everything he does.
he's not a good guy either , just somewhere in the middle.
Max is basically just your regular player on their first playthrough, figuring out what they can and what they shouldn't do.
"I wonder what would happen if I took this guy's power armor?"
@@Scyth0r
This is stupid. I didn't like him at first, but did by the end
I bet that Cooper stayed on the surface for his dog 🤔
It didn't make the edit but during the wrap party, Coop walks past a poster of his movie "A Man and his Dog". Its a reference to "A Boy and His Dog", an older post-apocalyptic film of which the Fallout games borrowed heavily 😯
Which came out in the mid to late 1970s. Pretty good movie, albeit a bit weird in the middle of the film, but all in all 10/10 movie, classic definitely.
"Every vault is very different." - Oh, you have no idea. The vaults in the show are pretty tame when compared to the vaults in the games.
"Gary? Gary!"
Please watch What We Do In The Shadows!!! You guys would love it 🦇
7:27 thank u for the Dune joke, i could'nt be the only one who thought about it when saw the episode
Vault 4, the vault of characters created by pushing the randomize button
I'm still shocked that the leader of vault 4 is the dad from Rick and Morty.
And Cyril in archer
Was so hyped to log into YT and see this 2 mins after it was uploaded!
1:45 "Bud Asskiss." Very apt name.
Is the dude that does Codsworth voice on the show, is it the same person that does his voice in Fallout 4?
"is that his voice??" you watching the show or not?
Loving all your reactions to this! Please watch The Walking Dead soon! such a great show! ❤️
Ya'll NEED TO CALL THAT NUMBER. Its fucking. hilarious.
LOL I did!
Loving your fallout reactions ❤
Reds are communists. Another pejorative term for communists they’ve used in the show is “pinko”.
They do know why the Ghoul isnt dead. Its common info in world that Ghouls are immortal
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These uploads make my day. lol
Call it and text it :D
Maximus is not a bad guy. He was saved by brotherhood and grew up there. They didn’t give him a proper education. So his social behavior stayed as a little boy. Same as Lucy, grew up in a vault and the surface world is totally new to her. But they learn fast to adapt.
He's not a good guy either. He's the in-between of the Ghoul and Lucy. He's meant to be questionable and make questionable choices.
@@sherlockbones8446 id go with Lucy- good karma ghoul- bad karma maximus- neutral karma
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Nice!!! More Fallout reactions! Much love you two!
Shadysands was an existing city in the New California Republic. It was the biggest of the original five locations that made up the Republic - Shadysands, The Hub, the state of Los Angeles, Maxson, and Dayglow - and Shady was the first city in the Republic. You save the daughter of the villager elder in the first game when Shady is nothing more than a village that was founded by former vault dwellers and the young daughter, named Tandi, goes on to be an enterprising woman that spends her life turning Shadysands into a functioning city. There's a picture of her on their $100 dollar bill.
More over, the New California Republic by the time Shadysands "falls" so to speak indicated on that chalk board the Republic is comprised of numerous settlements, several large cities, and ranges as far north as Oregon, as far south as Baja California, and extends from the coastline of California to Las Vegas in Arizona. It has a population of a little more than 700k people. It's one of the reasons so many people in the community are wondering what's happened to the other towns and cities in California since the Fall of Shadysands.
Also, unfortunately, due to some date issues on the board in this episode, the ages of a couple of the characters, and some general issues a part of the community has with Bethesdsa it led to a situation a couple weeks back where people in the community thought the show runners were retconning and removing a game from the timeline. It was a mess but, thankfully, one of the producers of the games in the series let it be known nothing like that was happening and put out all nerdy fires and made everyone put down their keyboard shaped pitch forks.
1:00 "a vault?"
from the musical background it could also be rapture
20:03 maximus trying out his luck stat
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I share your frustration >.< When I started watching this I ended up binge watching it from 9PM until next morning 6AM just to get to the end
I wonder if Moldiver is the ghouls daughter? 🤷🏽♀️
They're literally different races 🤦
His daughter isn’t an adult before the bombs drop, moldaver is. They’re 2 different people
@@brewdaly1873his daughter was mixed so not like it could not have been possible. The comment below made me realize she is not his daughter. But thanks.
@@LEGOC-3POthanks for making your point without being rude 😊
@@chasidy6508 yeah, mixed black and white. Moldaver has Indian heritage. I'm trying to be rude, but there's a huge, obvious difference between the two, and it's really telling that you thought they were the same.
I like how this episode establishes both that Muldaver has been around for 200 years, and also that cryo tech exists in this universe (They had frozen people on level 12 in vault 4, where lucy was snooping) and people still go "Wow I wonder how Muldaver's still around" 🤣